Michelson Morley Experiment for Liquid Gravity

The experiment to support Liquid Gravity has been carried out and the results have been published, but mainstream scientist don't want to accept the finding. Further experiments can be done which will remove doubt.

This most famous failure could still reveal the truth about gravity

By understanding what went wrong and redoing this experiment we have a simple opportunity to prove that liquid gravity does exist

The Michelson-Morley experiment was a scientific experiment to find the presence and properties of a substance called Aether. Aether was believed to fill empty space. The experiment was done by Albert Michelson and Edward Morley in 1887.

Since waves in water need something to move in (water) and sound waves do as well (air), it was believed that light also needed something to move in. Scientists in the 18th century named this substance "aether," after the Greek god of light. They believed that aether was all around us and that it also filled the vacuum of space. Michelson and Morley created this experiment to try and prove the theory that aether existed. They did this with a device called an interferometer.

The biggest failed experiment in history

A Michelson interferometer uses the same in principle as the original experiment. But it uses a laser for a light source.

The Earth travels very quickly (100,000 km per hour) around the Sun. If aether exists, the Earth moving through it would cause a "wind" in the same way that there seems to be a wind outside a moving car. To a person in the car, the air outside the car would seem like a moving substance. In the same way, aether should seem like a moving substance to things on Earth.

The interferometer was designed to measure the speed and direction of the "aether wind" by measuring the difference between the speed of light traveling in different directions. It measured this difference by shining a beam of light into a mirror that was only partially coated in silver. Part of the beam would be reflected one way, and the rest would go the other. Those two parts would then be reflected back to where they were split apart, and recombined. By looking at interference patterns in the recombined beam of light, any changes in speed because of aether wind could be seen.

They found that there was in fact no substantial difference in the measurements. This was puzzling to the scientific community at the time, and led to the creation of various new theories to explain the result. The most important was Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity.

Wrong assumption, Wrong conclusion!

Great experiment but could have made a big difference with the right assumptions

The experiment wasn't actually a failure, what was the failure was that Michelson–Morley started off with wrong assumptions which led them and the rest of the scientific community to make the wrong conclusions.The wrong base assumption was that "aether wind" was blowing in a single direction through space, so they were looking to find results based on the theoretical angle of the "aether wind" being detectable in the horizontal plane. They also didn't consider the profound affect that gravity would have on the 'aether wind' which would be further inhibited by their solid granite base which they used to stabilise their mirrors and light beam equipment.

The Liquid Gravity theory suggests that luminiferous aether is the key component of gravity and matter controls luminiferous aether's speed and direction. The flow speed of Liquid Gravity (Aether) is determined by its proximity to matter and the facing size of the matter and as such flows into the earth at right angles to the surface. While Aether is influenced by the spinning motion of the earth, at the surface its strongest influence is the gravitational suction of matter which makes it uniformly descend at right angles over the face of the earth. If this theory existed at the time of Michelson–Morley then history may be altogether different!

Martin Grusenick's new discovery

Simple change makes a big difference.

in 2009 Martin Grusenick, an experimenter in Germany, has repeated the Michelson-Morley interferometer experiment with a rather simple laser set-up and has found - to no great surprise - that rotating his apparatus horizontally, no shifts in the interference fringes are observed. Grusenick however had another idea. He modified his apparatus to make it possible to rotate in a vertical plane ... documenting his results in a video that was uploaded on YouTube:

The result of vertical-plane-rotation of the apparatus showed a definite fringe shift becoming visible. The shift was going two ways (left and right) during a full 360 degrees rotation. Between the two displacements, there were two points during the rotation (at an approximate 45 degree angle) where the fringes showed no motion.

Michelson-Morley first reaction was: "Of course, gravity (which I see as an aether flow) would tend to overwhelm and thus cancel out the expected aether flow in the horizontal direction, but the 'flow of gravity' can be detected in the vertical.

Michelson-Morley interferometer

The Michelson-Morley test rig that splits the light and brings it back together to revel any differences in distance travelled by the light wave.

Horrizontal Rig Setup

This is based on the original Michelson-Morley expereiment where no Interference fringes movment was detected.

Vertical Rig Setup

Showing key locations where fringe change direction indication passing through the right angle of the aether flow.

interference fringes

Interference fringes move across from right to left and back again, indicating aether flow.

Scientist fight back

scientists are not ready to accept these conclusions

As you can imagine the last 300 years of science have been built up on the assumption that aether wind or luminiferous aether don't exist, Einstein's theory of relativity is entirely built on this foundation belief, so the possibility that this could all be wrong is not something Scientists are willing to consider for the moment. They have recreated Martin Grusenick experiment in an attempt to discredit the results and maintain the existing scientific non-aether belief .

Vertical Michelson Morley Experiment 11 15 2010 Frank G Pearce He statesAn interferometry experiment conducted in the vertical plane to test the results of the Extended Michelson-Morley Experiment conducted by Mr. Martin Grusenick of Germany, The results demonstrate that Mr. Grusenick's experiment is flawed in that it produced erroneous fringe pattern shifting as a result of strain on the interferometer breadboard and optical components.

Franks results did show slight fringe shifting on the Vertical plane which he attributes to the weight of the granite stone, however I would suggest that this is evidence of Liquid gravity or Aether flow

Michelson-Morley interferometer

The Michelson-Morley test rig that splits the light and brings it back together to revel any differences in distance travelled by the light wave.

Horrizontal Rig Setup

This is based on the original Michelson-Morley expereiment where no Interference fringes movment was detected.

Vertical Rig Setup

Showing rig in vertical position

interference fringes

Interference fringes move slightly across from right to left and back again, maybe indicating indicating aether flow.

Pound–Rebka experiment

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Liquid Gravity explains results

I would like offer an explanation that will provide a supportive explanation to Martin Grusenick's experiment and show support for Mr. Frank G Pearce follow on experiment. They may be surprised to hear that both experiments are correct and have both got consistent results and neither experiment has any noticeable artefact due to sloppy fixtures.

The key difference between the experiments is that Martin Grusenick used an aluminium base plate and Frank G Pearce used a inch thick piece of granite. The original Michelson Morley Experiment also used a very large piece of granite with the key logic of providing a very stable platform to reduce any vibrations.

The Liquid Gravity theory suggests that luminiferous aether is the key component of gravity and matter controls luminiferous aether's speed and direction. The flow speed of Liquid Gravity (Aether) is determined by its proximity to matter and the facing size of the matter and as such planet earth would have a faster and stronger flow rate compared to a block of granite. Therefore if we apply these rules to all these experiments we can see consistent results across each experiment.

The starting point is the horizontal Michelson-Morley experiment done in 1887. They were looking for an Aether flow at various angles to the earth with the assumption that the Aether flow was consistent while the earth rotated, which continuously changed the angle of the Aether flow. This changing angle would be easy to measure using their interferometer and thus prove the existence of Aether Wind.

Their results showed no changes in fringe shift which they concluded disproved Aether Wind, The Liquid Gravity theory suggests that Aether is controlled by matter and as such would be flowing at right angles to the face of the earth unaffected by rotation. This right angle flow would not be detected by Michelson-Morley which would have had the same measure in any direction on the horizontal plane, but if they had preformed the experiment in the vertical plane they MAY have detected the Aether flow. Why ‘MAY’ have? well as we see from our two subsequent vertical experiments Frank G Pearce didn't detect much fringe shift and Martin Grusenick detected a lot of fringe shift. We note that the key difference between the two experiments is that Frank G Pearce used a heavy piece of granite as a base plate and Martin Grusenick used a lightweight piece of aluminium for his base plate. This simple difference was enough to change the results of both their experiments as we see from an explanation of each experiment below.

Light weight horizontal experiment

Earth's gravity pulls the Aether flow at right angles to the face of the earth. The light weight aluminium plate has a very low influence on the vertical direction of the flow, which results in no Fringe shift when the interferometer is rotated around on the horizontal plane.

Light weight vertical experiment

Earth's gravity pulls the Aether flow at right angles to the face of the earth. The light weight aluminium plate has a very low influence on the vertical direction of the flow. which results in a lot of Fringe shift when the interferometer is rotated around on the vertical plane because the Aether direction is constantly changing relative to the rotation.

Heavy weight horizontal experiment

Earth's gravity pulls the Aether flow at right angles to the face of the earth. The heavy weight granite base plate contributes to the gravitational influence in the vertical flow because it is parallel to the face of the earth, The result is no Fringe shift when the interferometer is rotated around on the horizontal plane.

Heavy weight vertical experiment

Earth's gravity pulls the Aether flow at right angles to the face of the earth. Because the heavy weight granite base plate is closer to the light beam than the earth, the granite overpowers the earth's vertical influence and bends the aether flow into its face, The light beam is travelling through the Aether flow at right angles which results in a very small fringe shift when the interferometer is rotated around on the horizontal plane.

The Liquid Gravity Michelson-Morley experiment

A few small changes to this experiment will eliminate the confusion.

I would like to run the ultimate gravity test to explore what happens if you make a platform that is aluminium plate (or similar light weight strong materiel) then run the test with a piece of granite moving over and under the interferometer rig without touching any part of it, Then run the same tests without the granite . The expected results would be that your fringe pattern would change relative to the position of the block of granite. This experiment would need to be conducted in the vertical and horizontal planes. Instead of rotating the interferometer, the granite would be the only item moving. This experiment would rule out any unwanted artefacts because the interferometer is not moving so wont be subjected to changing stresses on the various parts as was suggested in the previous experiments.

This result would show three things,

1 That luminiferous aether does exist

2 That luminiferous aether is also the chief compound of Liquid gravity

3 That mass can control the direction and speed of luminiferous aether

This test should be very conclusive with no other reasons for the results other than the existence of liquid gravity.

Liquid GravityHorizontal Experiment

When the interferometer is on the horizontal plane the gravitational distortion will come from above with the Aether moving 180 degrees in the direction of the Granite block. The Granite block needs to pass over one arm of the experiment to cause an altered path for the light wave. This will make changes to the fringe pattern as the granite block makes its way over the interferometer

Liquid Gravity

Vertical

Experiment

When the interferometer is on the vertical plane the gravitational distortion will come from the side with the Aether moving 90 degrees in the direction of the Granite block. The Granite block needs to pass beside one arm of the experiment to cause an altered path for the light wave. This will make changes to the fringe pattern as the granite block makes its way past the interferometer

These experiments will herald a whole new opportunity to study gravity and Aether. We will be able to measure the speed of gravity and the distance that it can influence. A whole new way of seeing and understanding gravity will help us solve a lot of the mysteries of the universe.